stretching header in swiftui
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To achieve a stretching header effect in SwiftUI, you can use a ScrollView and make the image resizable to fit the screen. You can extend the image to the edges of the screen by ignoring the safe area. Additionally, you can apply a gradient mask to fade the image out behind other UI elements, ensuring it doesn't distract from the main content. This technique is discussed in the session Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI at the timestamp 09:15.
For more advanced techniques and examples, you can refer to the sample code provided in the session.
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